original one?

[bats]

Hi,

what do you thing about this? a good one, or a reproduction?

thanks.

[anmarlodz]

Hard to say with only one photo but looks to be plastic repro.

[IanC]

If you squeeze each side of the drinking rim, does the cup flex\bend without applying too much pressure? quart_10 - Copy.jpg

[Fsoq]

Repro for me: double circles around the marking and I do prefer when letters and date are "face to face" ("feet" of the date face to the "feet" of the marking)

[me6_130]

The look also makes me think it is repro, as originals are a bit shiny. Tic with your nail and see how it sounds...

Carles

[sfmike1]

Same exact marking on a green cup, from an old reference book. I just can't remember which one!
SF Mike

[Fsoq]

I kwow a lot of books with fake stuff.....
A thread about bakelit cup:
https://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/for...-drinking-cups

Anyway, the best way to know for sure, if you have it in hands, it's to weigh it. Plastic cup weighs about 32/33 gr. and original bakelite cup weighs about 52/53 gr.

[bats]

Hi, thanks a lot.